Who Killed Mr. E

A card game of protest and social criticism. It depicts the contradictions of modern first-world societies, where politicians, media, money, and the powerful often shape the truth more than justice itself.

Inspired by the broader dynamics of power and impunity exposed by the Epstein case in the US, the game explores how hard it is to fight the forces that protect the wealthy and the corrupt.

Two factions — Cover-Up and Truth, with conflicting agendas — compete to control the narrative around a mysterious death. For that, in a collaborative way, each faction tries to ensure a threshold of points while keeping control of the public opinion, which in turn, allows the actors develop strategies with their singular and special actions. Not only the points matter but how you control the public opinion too.